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There are lots of FREE events this week along with festivals, tournaments and performances. Here are the details:

There are lots of FREE events this week along with festivals, tournaments and performances. Here are the details:

Charles S. “Chuck” Johnson, a journalist who covered Montana politics for more than four decades, will receive an honorary doctorate in humane letters from Montana State University during the spring

A celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1972 Constitutional Convention will take place March 22 at Montana State University in Bozeman.

A.J. Baime tells Walter White’s remarkable story in “White Lies: The Double Life of Walter F. White and America’s Darkest Secret.” Sure, it’s the biography of one man, yet it’s also a history of racism in America.

BOZEMAN — Former U.S. Sen. and Ambassador to China Max Baucus, former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot, former state Superintendent of Public Instruction Denise Juneau, 1972 Montana Constitutional Convention delegate Mae

It was late 2013 when then-Montana Gov. Steve Bullock said he received a call from then-U.S. Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid to weigh in on who Bullock should appoint to

<p>"Because the book is, at its core, an institutional history, it probes deep behind the scenes of the Renaissance. Lewis focuses not just on the artists, but on the tireless efforts of a small group of people to promote and support those artists, and on the organizations and publications that made the whole movement possible."</p>

Officials

Editors note This story is part of a three-day series on the 25th anniversary of Unabomber Ted Kaczynskis arrest in Lincoln on April 3, 1996.  It was a typical day at the Independent Record 25 years ago today, when the newsroom began getting questions about a Unabomber suspect by the name of Theodore Kaczynski. “We started getting these weird calls: ‘What do you know about this guy in Lincoln?’” said David Shors, who was associate editor at the time. Although skeptical th...